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From: rafael freire <raf.freire@bristol.ac.uk>
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Subject: GB practice
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To all those going to GB practice on the 16th october.

You may or may not be aware that as yet no decision has 
been made as to how GB teams are going to be managed next 
year. 

There will be a meeting (and voting) at the lunch break 
of this practice to try to decide how and who will run 
the GB teams next year. The idea is that as all the 
people there will have an interest/experience in this, it 
should be easier to come to a decision. This is not 
just another meeting about GB- It is likely that the BUF 
exec will approve whatever decision is reached. There 
will also be a neutral chair to this discussion that will 
not be making any proposals or standing up for any posts 
(er, me).

However, as Chris Hughes requested a couple of weeks 
ago, it does require people to present their ideas on how 
GB teams should be managed. It also needs people that are 
interested in being involved with management of any of 
the GB teams to speak up now. 

So, if you have any thoughts on how GB should be managed, 
or want to get involved in the runnning of GB teams, let 
chris or myself know now. Please could you pass 
this request  to any interested parties not on britdisc.

Many thanks

Raf (FTM)